5 People Batman Has Killed 

When it said “abort” and owlman said “It doesn’t matter” that was so metal

I love how Owl Mans last words were just *”It doesn’t matter”* He just doesn’t care at all

Batman: If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world stays the same. Red Hood: Kill two.

I've liked Johnny Quick's death ever since the first time I saw the movie. He wasn't mad, sad, or felt betrayed but he was rather amused and impressed and he didn't care about it.

Johnny quick wasn’t even mad at Batman he just said”Good one mate”.

He also killed trillions of lego people

Respect to Johnny Quick, even when he figured out Batman knew he’d die, he was a good sport about it.

"I don't count Zack Snyder films" *Counts a video game where Needle Mouse chose to kill someone as canon*

To be fair Owlman could have pressed abort. Batman gave him the option to save himself. "It doesn't matter."

#6: every thug he fought in the Arkham game series

Tbh, the Dracula one and the Johnny Quick one are the only ones that can actually count. And even their deaths are pushing the boundary of whether they are murder or not

“Even after everything you’ve ever done-“ Taco Bell ad: GET A MEDIUM OR LARGE DRINK

I still think of the first instance as Batman Begins "I wont kill you, but I dont have to save you"

This whole list He didn’t really kill them but I’m counting it

Johnny Quick practically sacrificed his life to save the entire multiverse... And even if he was aged into a old man and he just showed his enemy respect... I don't know why but, even though Johnny Quick is usually a villain, he died saving lives as a hero. I can't help but feel amazed that a member of the crime syndicate made that sacrifice.

I'm definitely a little skeptical about Owlman. Batman gave him rather easy means to escape death after warping away from Earth Prime. Owlman just chose not to take it.

Owl man saying “it doesn’t matter” is truly awesome but chilling

The Owlman one is pretty great, as Batman left him the device at the end so he could've escaped. Owlman was so committed to his nihilistic ways that he did the only thing that mattered: he made no choice

I think the Joker’s death in Arkham City was the most impactful. Not just because it was the Joker’s fault and he still got the last laugh if you count Arkham Knight, but because Batman did think it through and give a good point to Joker’s madness, “Every decision you’ve ever made ends with death and misery, people die, I stop you, and you just break out and do it again. “ Plus Batman still has a great line to boot that one “Even after everything you’ve done, I would have saved you.” RIP Kevin Conroy, the true Batman

Hey don’t forget that one guy Batman killed in Batman Returns when he threw the dynamite on him and pushed him into a sewer. The dynamite explodes right after he falls and the explosion is huge he 100% died, and Batman walks away without a care xD

#1. Literally everyone. The Batman Who Laughs

In all truth owl man could of shut the bomb off and saved himself so it is kind of a suicide

You know Batman was the first costume vigilante that actually killed some one.. It was only in the silver age that he stopped killing folks out of hand.

9:47 The way he just says it doesn't matter then smiles before he died really shows how insane he is and how much he doesn't care about himself since there are a million earths and probably in one he does save himself so he just decides to die cause "it doesn't matter"

One he should have killed: 1)Joker 2)Joker 3)Joker 4)Joker 5)Joker

For the Ra's Al Ghul scenario, Batman talks about that in Batman Rises. He says " I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you." That's exactly what happened there. He didn't kill him, he just didn't save him

Actually the reason Ra's says he is proud of batman is not because he has put him out of his misery. It's because he has finally gotten batman to learn to do what's necessary to achieve his goals. Even if it means letting someone die on purpose

I like the distinction with Owlman There's a big difference between leaving someone behind to perish in their failed plot, and tying that person to it then bail

Technically Owlman chose to die since he lost to Batman; he could've aborted the bomb detonation right there, the Dark Knight left him with a chance to save himself but he didn't take it.

That was joker’s fault that Batman dropped the cure, not Batman’s...

I mean the last kill was also logical. Either save the Flash (a hero who saved countless lives and will continue to do so even if it means to sacrifice himself) or save Johnny Quick (a villain who has very likely killed many innocent and/or good people, and has helped in restricting freedom of an Earth's population, and has committed other crimes as well). Obviously save the Flash. However Batman gave Johnny an opportunity to redeem himself and sacrifice his life to save all the life in all multiverses.

:If he doesn’t physically kill but mentally he killed that person :If he does physically kill but not mentally he kills that person Lose lose for Batman

"Unless it's a Snyder move, but i don't count those..." But you will count player choice in a video game and ghost possession. You don't even touch on his comic kill count.

Tbh none of these mattered except Johny quick, that one was just straight up premetitated murder.

its interesting to note that owlman even points out he could've aborted the bomb but chose not to, stating "it doesnt matter", so technically owlman let himself die instead of batman killing him

The one liner from Batman Vs Dracula is amazing. “You are....Bruce Wayne?” “And the Batman. *And you’re dust* “

1. He let Ra's die of natural causes 2. Dracula is litterally a reanimated corpse (the man he once was is already dead) 3. Owl Man held his fate in his own hands...he could have done something to save himself 4. Yep...he killed him lol

Batman also killed reverse flash but it was Thomas Wayne not Bruce Wayne

11:03 made me cry from laughter.i dont know why but just the prospect of a dying aussie just telling the best detective on the planet that he pulled a good one on him is hillarious

Needlemouse: "5 times batman has killed someone" Also Needlemouse: well technically he didn't

Nah man owl man chooses to kill himself

"Now you may say , but I want to ignore that because I want to make this video."

Batman: Breathes This guy: *SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN TO COMMIT DEATH*

9:43 "it doesn't matter"- Owl Man

Number 3 shouldn't count... just because Batman has a physical body doesn't mean it's his fault that someone else pulled the trigger, also number 2 doesn't count as Owlman had the choice of defusing the bomb, it was right there, ready to click. It wasn't Batman's fault that someone didn't choose to save themselves.

Maybe the reason he doesn’t allow handguns specifically is due to his parents death?

I'd say Owlman's death wasn't Batman's fault because Owlman could've disarmed the bomb at any time but he just decides not to as it didnt matter

Batman didn’t kill Owlman, he just sent him to other earth. He even leave the screen of the computer with the option to abort the detonation. And not only that, Batman let Owlman with the teleporter gun so he can escape from that world too before it’s too late. But at the end Owlman say “It doesn’t matter” and died by his own choice. So basically Batman gave Owlman two ways to escape and survive, and he didn’t use any of those. He died y his own will. .

Hm. Ironic. Batman has a cure the Joker needs. Joker jumps onto Batman's back. Then stab him. Scorpion and Frog analogy here?

Batman Arkham knight, all people batman knocked out in Ace Chemicals must’ve died in the explosion

When Ra's said he was Proud of Batman, I don't think he meant that it was the right decision to let him die, but something that he always wanted from Batman was to kill. And in his eyes as well, that was batman killing him. So he finally did it

Well, you can count Owlman's death as a Suicide, as he had the option to save himself, but didnt.

Me: *watching video* Batman: you know something funny, after what all you've done I Ad:just got a new pixel 3

When Owlman says "It doesn't matter" and smirks was awesome.

The fact that Owlman just accepted his death gives me chills.

5. Ra's Al Ghul - Not counting it because it's up to the player what Batman does. You can choose not to let him die, (also he's not killing him he's just letting a man far past his due date die of natural causes). 4. Dracula - I mean, technically he did kill him but Dracula is kind of already dead so... Between that and the fact that he got resurrected I don't know if I would personally count it but I guess technically it was a kill. 3. Devil Ray - That wasn't Batman at all. You said it yourself. It was a ghost possesing him and even then the intention wasn't homicidal. 2. Owlman - Batman gave him the option to save himself. I'd say it was more suicide than murder. 1. Johnny Quick - Ok yeah, he didn't really have a choice but he killed him. Even if most of these weren't really kills, good job putting this together.

"Real DC world, Batman has never kill... or has he?" --- Shows the non-canon Arkhanverse right away.

5:13 FATALITY

I like Jonny Quick's death he didn't got mad he just say "Good one mate"

11:56 I do wanna bring up that the joker hallucinations are brought on by the copious amounts of extra potent fear gas so it's entirely possible it's just the joker hallucinations are just trying to fuck with him. It's hard to tell.

I watched this, thought Owl Man's "It doesn't matter" line was badass and a great concept for a villian, then i go into the comments and many people were thinking the same. damn that is such a good line

"Not saving someone when you have the cure is killing them" Marvels spiderman: "am I a joke to you?"

I love that Owlman’s reaction to finding out that there are other Earths is to become a nihilist and nuke everyone

James Woods voicing Owlman is PERFECT

He didn't kill Ra's, he kept him from resurrecting. He didn't kill Dracula if vampires can be brought back from their ashes. He didn't kill Devil Ray, Deadman did. He didn't kill Owlman, Owlman built the bomb and it was going to kill him anyway. Also Owlman could have deactivated it if he had cared. He basically killed Johnny Quick though. Damn.

"Admittedly, Batman only did this to save this universe."

Very thorough.

He kills his foes in *“Batman”* (1989), *“Batman Returns”* (1992), *“Batman Forever”* (1995), *“Batman Begins”* (2005), *“The Dark Knight”* (2008), *“Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice”* (2016), ect. He also killed in issue #1 of *“Batman”* (1940). He killed a bunch in *“Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder”* (2005), ect. The character doesn’t have a single definitive continuity and each different version is exactly that; a different version. He can behave differently in each different take because in each different take the circumstances in his life are different as is his mental state.

Sorry, going to have to call out a logical inconsistency here: If Batman is said to have killed Ras Al Ghul because he could have easily saved him, but chose not to, then by that same line of logic, Owlman killed himself, because he could have easily saved himself, but chose not to. So take your pick, one of those can't be counted.

Batman never kills? Didn't the 1989 and 1992 Michael Keaton version Batman kill some fools? Lol

Great vid man

literally none of these are murders.... and owl man actually commit suicide by not simply turning off the bomb when he was COMPLETELY capable. It is also very likely batman assumed something terrible would have happened to Quick, but of course he really had no way of knowing. Negligence at best :/

Batman is one of the best, if not the best Super Hero that was ever created, not to mention he has the best lore of villains.

All of them are Batman's fault expect for the Deadman thing. Also I would like to have a moment of silence for all the innocent Parademons Batman and the League have murdered without remorse.

batman was the most recognized super hero but sadly spider-man surpassed his popularity in 2002 and ever since then spider-man has been numero uno

11:10 nope, his actions did not lead to anything. Batman straight up told him it was dangerous and Johnny quick volunteered and said OF COURSE ITS DANGEROUS. That's by definition Johnny Quicks doing. So this one doesn't count. Also it's not his fault they have to travel dimensions or whatever.

Me: sees 5 people Batman has killed Also me: wait that’s illegal

But owlman had the chance to disable the bomb

3:20 so in spiderman ps4 peter killed aunt may because he had the cure, but decided not to use it?

In my opinion, Batman letting Ras die was an act of mercy. I just can't believe anyone who can live as long as him can hold the same respect for mortals without losing some amount of self respect or humanity at the same time. Despite whether or not you decide to let him die in Arkham Knight, Ras always responds "proud of you, detective." At GCPD. I think that proves his indifference to his cause and even more his personal indifference but strong will to follow the cause at stake, since he truly believed it was right. On one end he embraces his so called "destiny" but also embraces Batman's honorable decision to end his seemingly endless reign of terror. Thanks to Batman's emotional ambiguity however, it's hard to tell exactly what he (Batman) really thought about (technically) ending his life. Which isn't really the point of the ideal, but challenges batman's moral code either way, as many other villains have but not even CLOSE to Ras... Batmans mentor/teacher AND immortal enemy...

Alfred: Batman where is Master Grayson? Batman: He's over there on the floor. Alfred: Master Grayson is dead! Batman: No he's not. I hit him in the head so he would lose his memory of learning who I am. Alfred: How many times did you hit him in the head? Batman:... 125 times... Alfred: Batman! That kills people!

About owl man he thinks that any choice he makes does not matter because he would have had made the opposite one of that in another dimension. IT DOESN"T MATTER.

The thing is he doesn’t kill humans yet he has no problem killing aliens and stuff like that

You could argue that many of the people that the joker killed are Batman’s fault due to him refusing to kill the clown despite knowing that the joker is likely to never change

Am I the only on who likes the batman from batman v Dracula and the joker also the music is so fucking good

He didn't killed them. Remember what he said, "I won't kill you, but I won't save you either".

Am I the only on laughing my ass off at Owlman smiling and saying "It doesn't matter" instead of saving himself? The absolute balls on this man. He literally knows another him makes the opposite choice somewhere else no matter what, and just decided the effort isn't worth it.

the part in arkham knight when joker says he knows ‘the truth’ i always saw it as the joker side taking gradually more control and fighting bruce’s side, almost trying to convince him that he wouldn’t share the cure making him feel guilty more than actually knowing bats wouldn’t share the serum in my mind joker side was just trying to lure him to his side then an actual truth

you forgot the dark knigth,batman killed two facced

Holy shit!! Ive watched crisis a few times and this is the first time ive realized that Owlman could have hit abort and was all..."IT DOESNT MATTER"!! WoW...metal af

5 times Batman has killed: 5. Batman kills Joker (1989) 4. Batman kills Penguin (1992) 3. Batman kills Two-Face (Batman Forever) 2. Batman kills Two-Face (The Dark Knight) 1. Batman kills the thugs holding Martha Kent hostage (BvS)

"The only way to activate it is by vibrating at the right frequently" Flash: Sup did someone call me? Batman: nah we need someone faster

Owlman was given the chance to save himself by aborting the bomb's destruction but he didn't that one seems more like suicide than murder. Ra's Al Ghul, like the person said you could have saved him. It was up to the player not Batman the character. Dracula is supernatural and was undead and was never truly human. Plus you can't imprison him so what do you do? Johnny Quick made a choice to do it and plus he could have told them but that would only waste time. It was more like sacrifice than murder.

He broke his moral code.

12:06 this is the Joker side of Batman’s subconscious almost mocking him about Joker’s death. Remember he’s also under the influence of fear toxin so you could say his fear at that time is the guilt of not being able to save the Joker, therefore having a hallucination mock and blame Batman for the Joker’s death.

Ra's's "terminal illness" was mortality. Killing is when you end someone's life prematurely. Ra's's life had been extended far beyond its natural end. Still not killing. Dracula doesn't count because he's not human. Deadman possessing Batman doesn't count because it was Deadman doing it, not Batman. Owlman had the option to press abort on the bomb. He chose to let himself die because "it doesn't matter." Johnny Quick doesn't count because Batman didn't kill him. He knew that one Speedster would have to sacrifice himself to get it to work, and he simply veto'd the first Speedster to volunteer.

Owlman actually dies by doctor Manhattan. Read Flash Foward.

Batman didn't kill Ras, he didn't resurect him. That's different.

Also the fear took over Batman Edit: so that’s why he has hallucinations

“I won’t kill you...but I don’t have to save you” ~ Batman begins